Before releasing to the public, new images show that Google is still working on its "Coolwalk" UI for Android Auto, and more.

That change of venue from Google's first-party system UI components to a service licensed by countless manufacturers could mean that Google's Game Dashboard is coming to other phones.

The Pixel 10 has barely landed on doorsteps, and some early adopters are already hitting a roadblock with Android Auto.

By providing users with the information held within the dashboard, Google hopes to help Android 12 users take control over their privacy. And in a way that’s much more intuitive and helpful than ...

Future versions of Android will feature Android Dashboard, a way for you to take charge of your "digital wellbeing," i.e., the time you spend on your phone.

Google is working on a "game dashboard" for Android 12, adding frames-per-second counter, capture options, and a YouTube streaming shortcut.

Between this and the redesigned pages within Android settings, it’s clear Google is looking to One UI for inspiration with Android 12. Those are the big changes with Android 12 beta 2!

The Game Dashboard is a hidden Android 12 feature that you should be using if you are a fan of mobile gaming. It brings a lot of convenient features at a tap.

And right after Google I/O 2025, the company released the first Android 16 QPR1 beta, which is the first major update to Android 16 and includes these Material 3 Expressive UI changes.